In other media related news, seems NBC is miffed at their favorite President.
Hat tip to mediabistro.com – Stamping their feet and throwing out a, “That’s not fair!!” temper tantrum, NBC has filed a complaint about ABC getting too cozy with the Obama White House. Citing the last two ABC interviews, Charles Gibson in December and the very recent sit down with George Stephanopoulos, NBC claims that Stephy’s close friendship with Rahm “Dead Fish” Emanuel gives ABC an unfair edge.
(Update: An NBC News spokesperson now tells us, “NBC News did not file a formal or informal complaint about this interview.”) No, they just threw their fit in private…
*sigh*
And I thought that Obama was thin skinned. This is nothing more than a scorned partner getting mad because the object of their affection is paying attention to someone else. The powers that be at NBC really ought to wake up and smell the roses. First they have the monumental blunder with Late Night Wars II, costing them a reported $45 million; and now they are having a hissy fit because the Anointed One is seeing other people.
Did I miss something? When did a bunch of “Emo’s” take over NBC?
(Emo being a slang term that is short for Emotional and refers mainly to a certain type of music, but also means emotionally distraught teens that think their world is coming to an end because their pants aren’t baggy enough, or their boy/girlfriend hasn’t texted them back in like 5 minutes, so they MUST be cheating on them!!!)
Makes you wonder what kind of conversations are happening over there at NBC.
“Are we seeing Leno this week or Conan?”
“I mean Leno is the bomb!”
“Hey! Not his fault he bombed in prime time.”
“No I meant he is THE bomb! Duh!”
“Oh, yeah you’re right. Besides, Conan is SOO last week. Let’s give him some of the stimulus money we got from GE so he can go to Fox.”
“Good idea. Oh crap!”
“What?!”
“Leno hasn’t texted me in like 5 minutes!”
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Conan was the only decent thing watching on NBC. I couldn’t even stomach Sunday Night Football, with them having blabbermoonbat Overbiteman on. Now, that network is nothing but a blip on my DirecTV program guide.
I didn’t even watch Conan. If I do late night TV, I do Kimmel. Yeah, I might just delete NBC from my guide. I seriously never watch it.
I never watch the late night talk shows, just don’t give a sh*t about what these guys think—they are all, all removed from reality and yet think they feel the pulse of the nation. Its nice to see ABC and NBC squabble about who deserving of Obama’s favors–who really gives a crap!
True Ron, but it fun to watch them act like children, and point it out for the world to see.
Conan was the only late nite guy I liked, and Craig Ferguson too, but I’m usually fast asleep by then.
I just have to post this vid, since you’re on the subject of EMO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4tRh7v6s6g
That’s a good one Bunni, the look is emo, but it sounds like an early 80’s nu wave song!
Good piece Don, if it wasn’t for a few shows I wouldn’t even turn to NBC.
NBC: National Barack Network.
I mean National Barack Company. I wouldn’t want to give NBC undue praise by calling them an actual network.